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sum of tow consecutive odd numbers is 100. what are the numbers​

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Answered by ImperialGladiator
14

Answer:

49 & 51

Explanation:

Given that,

Sum of two consecutive odd numbers is 100.

Let's say that one number is \rm x

Then, the another number will be \rm (x + 2)

According to the question,

\implies \rm \:x + x + 2 = 100

\implies \rm \:2x + 2 = 100

\implies \rm \:2x = 100 - 2

\implies \rm \:2x = 98

\implies \rm \:x =  \dfrac{98}{2}

\implies \rm \:x = 49

{ \underline{ \sf{ \therefore{The \: one \: number \: is \: 49}}}}

And also, the other number is,

\rm (x + 2) = 49 + 2 = 51

Required answer: 49 & 51

Answered by Anonymous
38

 \large  \frak \green{ \pmb{ \underline{Given : }}}

  • Sum of two consecutive odd numbers is 100.

  \large\frak \green{ \pmb{ \underline{To  \: find :}}}

  • What are that two consecutive odd numbers..!?

 \large \frak \green{ \pmb{ \underline{Solution : }}}

 \sf{ \:let \: consider \: that \: one \: odd \: number \: be \: x.}

 \sf{ \therefore \: second \: consecutive \:odd \:  number \: will \: be \: x + 2}

 \sf{ \qquad :  \implies \: x + x + 2 = 100}

\sf{ \qquad :  \implies \: 2x + 2 = 100}

\sf{ \qquad :  \implies \: 2x = 100 - 2}

\sf{ \qquad :  \implies \: 2x = 98}

 \sf{ \sf{ \qquad :  \implies \: x =  \frac{ { \cancel{98}} \:  \: ^ {49} }{ \cancel2} }}

 \sf{ \qquad :  \implies \: { \fbox {\sf \pink{\underline{ x = 49}}}}}

  \large\frak \green{ \pmb{ \underline{Verification : }}}

 \sf{ \therefore \: Second  \: consecutive  \: odd \:  number = x + 2 = 49 + 2 = 51}

 \sf{ \therefore \: 49 + 51 = 100}

 \qquad \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:   \:  \:  \tt\underline{Hence \:  verified  \: \ddot \smile}

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